Title: Nazi Warships Emerge as Danube River Hits Record Lows

**Article:** Record-low water levels in the Danube River have exposed the remains of German warships sunk during World War II, according to a report from The Guardian. The vessels, long hidden beneath the water’s surface, are now visible along the riverbed. Officials warn that unexploded ammunition may still be on board, posing a potential safety risk. The Danube, one of Europe’s major waterways, has been experiencing unusually dry conditions, revealing the wrecks near the Serbian port town of Prahovo. Local authorities are monitoring the site and have urged the public to keep a safe distance. The ships were part of Nazi Germany’s Black Sea fleet and were scuttled in 1944 as Soviet forces advanced. Experts say the low water levels are a stark reminder of the region’s ongoing drought. While the wrecks draw attention, the presence of live ordnance makes any salvage or inspection operation delicate and dangerous. No immediate action has been announced, but officials are assessing the situation.